Brentford<\/strong><\/a> have decided to allow forward Yoane Wissa<\/strong><\/a> to leave the club should they secure a replacement amid interest from Newcastle United<\/strong><\/a>, the latest report has claimed.<\/p>\n The Toon have experienced a difficult summer transfer window, with the side missing out on a number of targets, including the likes of Hugo Ekitike<\/strong><\/a> and Bryan Mbeumo<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n Boss Eddie Howe<\/strong><\/a> also faces the prospect of losing his star striker Alexander Isak<\/strong><\/a> to Liverpool, and if the Swede was sold, then the Magpies boss would undoubtedly need a replacement<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n Benjamin Sesko<\/strong><\/a> has been linked, though they face competition from Manchester United<\/a><\/strong>, while Brentford were reported to be reluctant to lose Wissa after selling Mbeumo to the Red Devils.<\/p>\n Transfer expert Ben Jacobs<\/strong><\/a> has claimed that the Bees have since softened their stance<\/a>, with Newcastle ready to place a new bid for the attacker, but they may have to battle Tottenham Hotspur<\/strong><\/a> for his signature.<\/p>\n West Ham United manager Graham Potter<\/strong><\/a> has confirmed that striker\u00a0Michail Antonio<\/strong><\/a> will be leaving the club this summer.<\/p>\n The forward’s contract was due to expire at the end of June, but after undergoing surgery following a car crash in December, the Hammers decided to delay making a decision regarding an extension.<\/p>\n Boss Potter has seen his offensive ranks reinforced this transfer window, with Callum Wilson<\/strong><\/a> joining following the expiry of his Newcastle United contract.<\/p>\n Speaking to reporters prior to West Ham’s friendly against Bournemouth on Sunday<\/a>, t<\/strong>he head coach confirmed Antonio would not be offered a new deal, saying: “Will he be part of the squad this season? No.”<\/p>\n Antonio leaves West Ham as their all-time top scorer in Premier League history, netting 68 times in 323 appearances.<\/p>\n Ipswich Town are reported to have reached an agreement with Napoli for the transfer of Jens Cajuste<\/strong><\/a> on a permanent deal.<\/p>\n Cajuste was part of the Ipswich side that were relegated from the Premier League last season, starting 25 times and playing in a further five top-flight matches.<\/p>\n Boss\u00a0Kieran McKenna<\/strong><\/a> will be hoping to lead his team back to the first tier in 2025-26, and the addition of the Napoli midfielder would be a welcome boost.<\/p>\n Besiktas<\/strong><\/a> were thought to be keen on completing a deal for the 25-year-old, but the transfer has fallen through despite their strong interest.<\/p>\n Transfer journalist\u00a0Fabrizio Romano<\/strong><\/a> has claimed that while Ipswich have agreed a deal<\/a> with Napoli for the midfielder, the player still needs to give the green light to the switch.<\/p>\n![\"Brentford's](\"https:\/\/www.sportsmole.co.uk\/thumbor\/Z-No8ej3wvp2TUfe91UBW__MMok=\/640x480\/smart\/filters:format(webp)\/https%3A%2F%2Fsportsmole-media-prod.s3.gra.io.cloud.ovh.net%2Fuploads%2F2025%2F07%2Fimago1059254827-1-688738ab6b953021185180.jpg\")
<\/p>\nWest Ham United<\/strong><\/a>: Update on exit of star<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nIpswich Town<\/strong><\/a> agree deal with Napoli<\/strong><\/a> for midfield transfer<\/h2>\n